Behavior of Virtual World Entities: Digenomics

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Behavior of Virtual World Entities: Digenomics. Sheldon Brown, Site Director Erik Hill, Programmer Analyst Wes Hawkins, Student Alexsander Peksad , Student. June 12 2013 UMBC. Develop behavioral SDK within our Client Server Virtual World framework

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Behavior of Virtual World Entities: Digenomics Sheldon Brown, Site Director Erik Hill, Programmer Analyst Wes Hawkins, Student AlexsanderPeksad, Student June 12 2013 UMBC

Develop behavioral SDK within our Client Server Virtual World framework • Create genomic behaviors in virtual entities • Develop methodologies of development and exchange of genetic virtual entities

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